ECON497Undergraduate
Comparative European Labor Markets
Printed in the catalogue as COMPARATIVE EUROPEAN LABOR MARKETS
Course content
This course examines labor market characteristics and institutions in developed countries in general and Western European countries in particular. Comparisons to the most flexible labor market, the US, will be a focus of the course. Underlying paradigms are the skill-biased technological change adversely affecting low-skill workers and labor market institutions ?as these institutions relate to labor market flexibility or wage rigidity.
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